Clowning around and seeing double

So I paired a Banana Lemon Blast Het Clown to a Lesser Het Clown this season (long shot)

1 egg pip and I cut the rest.

At first everything appears like it should

http://i63.tinypic.com/kp6xw.jpg

And then

http://i68.tinypic.com/2nk75v.jpg

http://i65.tinypic.com/11rqb09.jpg

http://i63.tinypic.com/rmsnjo.jpg

http://i67.tinypic.com/2qknfd0.jpg

Likely females :please: (I have always been textbook with male makers Banana and CG combos) this means HOLDBACKS :carrot::dance::pinkele:

Wow that is incredibly cool, they appear to look gorgeous!

Awesome! Nothing like a BOGO deal on clown babies.

OMG! they are SO CUTE! :dance: What a nice "problem" to have! :D

I recently fell in love with pinstripe clowns, unfortunately I just let one of my boys go because of health issues (mine just to clarify). So I’m down to just four. I’m really thinking when those guys hop outta that shell, I found my new favorite ball morph! ;):) Again congratulations Deborah.

Congratulations, that is so awesome you will share some more photos once out the egg right? :gj: I love your pictures like glamour shots for snakes, wish I could take pictures half as gorgeous as you. Thank you so much for sharing and best wishes always..

Sooooo beautiful omfgg

Super cool!!!!

For educational purposes:
Have you ever hatched "twins" before?
Is there a higher chance of health issues with them?

Thanks in advance, and as always, thanks for sharing!

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Originally Posted by craigafrechette

Super cool!!!!

For educational purposes:
Have you ever hatched "twins" before?
Is there a higher chance of health issues with them?

Thanks in advance, and as always, thanks for sharing!

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I have hatched twins in the past while I did not keep them (both normal males) they were healthy.

The only concern you have when hatching twins is the low hatch weight (which can happen with any of them)

The twin set I hatched 8 years ago were 28 and 30 grams.

I have a very good friend of mine that hatches several sets of twins every year without issues.

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Originally Posted by Deborah

I have hatched twins in the past while I did not keep them (both normal males) they were healthy.

The only concern you have when hatching twins is the low hatch weight (which can happen with any of them)

The twin set I hatched 8 years ago were 28 and 30 grams.

I have a very good friend of mine that hatches several sets of twins every year without issues.

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Thanks for the knowledge and the quick reply!!

I assumed they'd be tiny, otherwise the egg would have to be much larger than the rest and an obvious tip-off. 28 and 30 grams BPs, that's soooo tiny! They must have been adorable!

Thanks again, Deb. And good luck with these two little beauties.
Please keep us updated when you get weights, first sheds, etc...